Tag: ciencia ficción
Lacrimus Fábula II La Locura de la Valkiria por Héctor Daniel...
Laura Elena Cáceres presented a review of a science fiction and fantasy book by author of Monterrey Nuevo León at the Monterrey International Book Fair.
Novedades de Octubre en Hispanoamérica
New releases in books and periodicals, a new film and numerous conventions!
Novedades de Agosto en Hispanoamérica
Libros
Editorial Bisonte y WhaltariBooks presentaron el 1 de agosto la novela “Nosocomium" del escritor Christ Gutiérrez-Rodríguez (Premio Copé de Oro, 2012). Los comentarios estuvieron...
Novedades de Junio en Hispanoamérica
New and current Latin American genre from magazines to film and just about everything in between
Pórtico, Encuentro de Ciencia Ficción en Argentina.
An interview with Chinchiya Arrakena, one of the organizers of Portico, a meeting series created to disseminate local, regional and national science fiction production, strengthen the relationship between the scientific-technological field and the science fiction community.
Novedades de Abril en Hispanoamérica
New Latin American F+SF, including Fantastic America, covering fiction in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba and Chile. Radio plays, periodical releases and more
LA NANA DE LA CIENCIA FICCIÓN: Ada Lyn de Tanya Tynjälä
Tanya takes a deep dive into her own novel Ada Lyn
Novedades de Marzo
"Supercolonia" by Héctor Alvarado, Great America reviews. The first volume dedicated to Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba and Chile; Proxima magazine's 2017 content online; Discourse magazine highlights Ursula Le Guin, and more
Novedades de agosto.
A bilingual anthology, new releases and the latest issues of Fantastico magazine, Fantastic without Borders and an index of articles from LDP magazine
Novedades de Editorial Puerto de Escape
Marcelo Novoa guest-reviews two YA fantasies and two science fiction tales
Novedades de Junio
Axxon magazine plans to reissue, and several new novels and collections have been released by Peruvian Presses
Novedades de mayo
The latest in Hispanic science fiction on TV, in books, magazines and conferences.
La SFPA Busca Miembros Latinoamericanos
A call out for Latin American Specfic Poets to join the Science Fiction and Fantasy Poetry Association
Novedades de abril.
Fantasy author Claudia De Bella passes, Laura Ponce free stories for download, LDP magazine #56, celebrating women, released, and more
Primer Encuentro Internacional de Literatura Fantástica y Ciencia Ficción en Chile
A description of the planned First International Meeting of Fantastic Literature and Science Fiction, which will be held in Santiago, Chile from November 13 to 15.
Novedades de Julio en Hispanoamérica
News about the release of new books, comics and analyses of interest to Spanish speaking fans of speculative fiction, as well as events, including a workshop on robots.
Novedades de Junio en Hispanoamérica
News of book releases, writing contests and other speculative fiction events of interest to Spanish speakers.
Novedades de Mayo
Publication of books and magazines, events and other things of interest to Spanish speaking speculative fiction fans.
Novedades de Abril en Hispanoamérica
News of a seminar on Isaac Asimov, the publication of 818: Origen. Antología de ciencia ficción hispano-mexicana, and much much more.
Reseña de libro: Aquí hay dragones. Breve antología de minificción centroamericana...
Here Be Dragons is an excellent representation of Spanish language SF microfiction.
Blogger Invitado: Cristian Londoño Proaño
The Spanish language collection Hacia el espacio puts the science back in science fiction.
Editoriales que Apuestan por la ciencia Ficción
Interviews with two new Spanish language speculative fiction publishers, featuring advice for new writers.
El caso de las revistas que desaparecen
An interview with Santiago Oviedo and José Joaquín Ram on the challenges and joys of publishing speculative fiction magazines in Latin America.
Bloger Invitado. Benjamín Román Abram: LA CIENCIA FICCIÓN MÁS ALLÁ DE...
Peruvian editor Benjamin Roman Abram muses on science fiction's prophetic visions.